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	Union Leaders of the Future Scholarship
	Embracing its mission to enhance the value of union membership and support a stronger labor movement, Union Privilege has developed a Union Leaders of the Future Scholarship to help more women and people of color become union leaders. This new program provides annual awards up to $3,000 to help future leaders with the cost of continuing their education to pursue their union career goals and leadership skills. Union Leaders of the Future Scholarship -- for application form and flier for distribution to prospective union leaders Union Plus benefits -- including education services, financial services and discounts -- for union members and retirees
	The National Labor College (NLC) offers a wide range of courses, from union skills to degree programs that give you credit for life experience and other training.

	2011 Summer Schools for Union Women
	The annual Union Women Summer Schools are sponsored by the United Association for Labor Education (UALE), in cooperation with the AFL-CIO and CLUW. At these programs union women learn and hone skills, receive new information, and inspire and network with union sisters from across their respective regions to make a difference in their unions and communities. Below are the 2011 Summer Schools: The Western Regional Summer Institute for Union Women will take place June 16-20, 2011 at the University of Hawaii; Adrienne Valdez is coordinator. The Northeast Regional Women's School will be hosted by the School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers, the State Univ. of NJ. Dates: July 17 (Sunday) - July 22 (Friday), 2011. Coordinators will be Donna Schulman and Tracy Chang, with assistance from Laura Walkoviak, all from Rutgers, and Karen Bellamy Lewis, IFPTE. DOWNLOAD BROCHURE. The Midwest School for Women Workers will take place at Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, July 28-31. The Coordinator is Gayle Hamilton, Wayne State U. The Southern School for Union Women will be at the DaySring Conference Center, in Parrish, FL (outside St. Petersburg), August 3-7. The Coordinator is Dawn Addy.